and making ridiculous noises to the cops. >> it was university's homecoming but baltimore county police say people from off campus caused the chaos that started at the wrecker theater. >> people were invite today this party including some paternities and one specific fraternity invited numerous subjects to this party who were not from the area nor were they from the school. >> management at the wrecker wod not talk to us. joshua works. >> i think at 1:00 something this morning there was a fight that broke out out here in front of the green. a bunch of people fielthing and stuff like that. everybody started stomping him. >> one person was shot in the hand near towson circle. he was taken to sinai hospital for surgery. six people were arrested. state police had to help out baltimore county, but by the end of the night, still didn't feel comfortable on the street. she recently moved from the city to towson hoping to avoid the violence. >> security kept the doors locked, and he actually escorted me back to my car. >> another six people have also been charged three are charged with se

reached the low 80e.81 baltimore, 86 in frederick. those numbers were warmer today. tomorrow will be back temperature wise. maybe not quite as sunny. new front pushing in. that will cloud us up late through the day tomorrow. maybe bring shower around here tomorrow evening before we clear it out again for the weekend. hour by hour into the midday tomorrow we are talking abouta increased clouds around here. we will talk about how the rest of the weekend develops in detail. >> new tonight in this day and age, to have your power knocked out for five or more days because of a storm is not acceptable. that's what we have been hearing from you. ken who is the boss of bge said if you want a different outcome then we are going to have to make a different deployment and it'll add cost significantly. in other words if we don't pay for changes don't expect power with in 24 hours after a hurricane like storm. >> students headed back to class at morgan state a day after a shooting inside the community center. police say both the victim and gunman were not morgan state students. the university held

lighten up a little bit. bowie to columbia, mt.ary, pushing toward baltimore. another area of showers in manassas and wood bridge and right around the southern end of the beltway. humidity will be high today. your temperature, 83 degrees at noontime. 85 by 3:00. i think it's late in the day today where we could see some drenching thunderstorms. let's get a look at traffic now with danella sealock. >> thanks. >>> right now we're watching the roads. traveling along beach drive in northeast, we have a downed tree slowing you down. beach drive is closed right now. that is between joyce road and blackton drive. other parts in our area look really good right now. not seeing any volume or road work to warn you about. traveling along i 270, past clarksburg road. really in both directions, nice and clear. a look at the beltway right now, inner loop and outer loop, no issues to report. travel sbeeds from i. 270 on the inner loop, 61 miles per hour. that drive just taking ten minutes. give yourself extra time this morning and pack your patience. eun, over to you. >>> 4:33. the democratic

isaac are off to our west. and more rain up in the baltimore area where they have seen a lot of rain during the day today. this is the rain to the south that will make its way up here throughout the rest of the night. is it not moving through the area very fast. some areas could see 1 to 2 inches of rain overnight and into tomorrow morning. you will most likely need the umbrella as you step out. it may not be raining when you step out the front door but when you come home. the temperatures between 69 and 75 degrees. once again any rain that does fall tomorrow could be on the heavy side. >> the threat of more rain has people in the bloomingdale area on edge tonight. flash flooding turned roads into rivers. and it's a familiar scene for people who live here. erika gonzalez is live where the cleanup continues again at this hour. erica? >> again. it's a never-ending story for the folks here. but look at rhode island avenue right now. it's clear. it's clean. it's quiet. and it's dry. the keyword is dry. last night there was a completely different picture. it literally looked like a r

though as you travel down to 695. and as we go to downtown baltimore, here's what it looks like on 95 at 395. traffic really starting to pick up in this vicinity downtown. a 15 minute ride right now from white marsh into the city. 695 no problems to report from parkville to towson and on the west side, from outer loop to 95 a short ride. >>> three gun related incidents in school campuses on three weeks and they span from a middle school to high school and now a college campus. morgan state university. the victim was shot yesterday. it happened inside the student center and abc2 news' sherrie johnson is live this morning in northeast baltimore with the story. what's the latest on this investigation right now? >> reporter: well, megan i called baltimore city police department and right now, they are still searching for the gunman. this is still a very much an active investigation. but in just a few hours classes will resume here at morgan state university. they canceled classes last night because of the shooting on campus. now yesterday there all happened -- this all happened witnesses

race going too so the chances of baltimore making it into the playoffs right now pretty good right now, all things being equal. what's important, baseball now great again here in the city of baltimore. they've been taking care of business on the road now. they've swept games in the past two against the toronto blueyai jays, couple that a weekend series over new york in new york. mark reynolds has been on fire for the past several games. he has had bombs friday night, sunday night, yesterday, you name it. he has been the hot hand for new york -- excuse me, baltimore by contrast. new york they lost that series to baltimore. they've been losing down in tampa and that's why we're waking up this morning with baltimore, some place they haven't been since 1997. they are first place in the a.l. east come september. this is a football town, or so we've been told. we're reminding you right now o's baseball is alive and well. >> obviously in my lifetime i haven't really seen anything like this, so we're looking forward to getting out here. >> things the same that we will make the playoffs, but th

, you spoke with school officials. what are they saying? >> reporter: basically later today baltimore county public school administrators are set to share ideas with top school officials about building a safety security plan in a mandatory meeting. the superintendent said it wants to beef up security and safety in the schools. this comes after two gun incidents at baltimore county school since the first day of class. in one incident, a student was shot in perryville high school. and on tuesday, a student showed up with a handgun where police said that he threatened a teacher owner students. today the leaders will lay out a safety plan and they will help the teachers and the students to understand their role in the plan. to be aware of your surroundings. if you see something, say something. and they'll have an updated support systemtor staff and students -- system for staff and students and that includes an anonymous tip line. they hope to hire a security director. and the superintendent will have a little video on the county school's website talking about the security and safety plan.

perry hall high school by going to fox-baltimore dot com...click on perry all shooting" in the hot topicc section at the top of the screen crowds gathering right now at morgan state university, where first lady michelle obama is speaking at a fundraiser. fundraiser. you can see hundreds of people filing onto the campus this afternoon.... the obama campaign has been leaning on the first lady in the final weeks of the campaign to testify to the president's character and vision... a move governor mmrtin o'malley says has been effective. "omalley: iq: i think you can and first lady." lady." tickets for the 3 3lady." lady." tickets for the reception started at 250 dollars... the first lady is set to attend another fundraiser at a private residence. maryland health officials may ass for more oversight at plasticcsurgery centers.... following the death of a baltimore county women who underwent liposuction. liposuction. the monarch med spa in timonium was shut down this week after three liposuction patients came down with infections. one of the patients died.the state health department is

was 12-4. so the a's and baltimore now tied atop the wildcard. if the season ended right now, they'd both be in. angels 4.5 back. washington and cincinnati clinched playoff berths tonight. >>> the alex smith story, he suffered a laceration on his nose sliding sunday night against detroit. the official blew it. he was too busy calling a holding penalty. but he was bloodied up. nice baby face had a mark on it! smith talking about his nose. >> i felt pretty good coming into this game, except for the nose. >> is it sore? >> pretty cosmetic . not too bad. just kind of a surface thing. it's tough for me to look any tougher, but i guess this helps. [ laughter ] >> i detect all media laughs. and i think, pam , i think that was anne kelly. she has a high laugh. [ laughter ] >> working for the chronicle and in a good mood. >>> the new york giants, cam newton not so hot tonight for carolina. and this darn eli manning, everybody says, well, he's peyton's little brother. peyton is looking up to him when it comes to super bowls! manning to martellus bennett, first giant in history with a t

, my favorite hotel in baltimore. >> as it should be. >> i've been there twice. i love the four seasons of baltimore. what makes this coffee so special? >> our coffee is roasted in los angeles. we get it shipped to baltimore every single week but mainly what we're doing -- we're doing coffee a different way. we're treating it more like wine. just the different tastes, the intricacies of the coffee. i have a couple different methods to display but the way you make the coffee will change the taste of the coffee as well. >> you brought some nice things. croissants and banana bread. >> we have a great pastry team headed by our award winning pastry chef. >> look at those cookies down there. what kind of cookies would you call them? >> everything cookies. a little bit of everything inside. you have chocolate chip, white chocolate chip, potato chips, pretzels, vanilla beans. you going to take a piece? pretty good, right? >> very good. so, coffee, you're grinding. the first thing that you do with coffee if you're a real coffee connoisseur is you grind your own beans. >> exactly. got a g

ways to get around. >>> it is 4:33 now. police in baltimore are searching for a gunman after a shooting at morgan state university. a man was shot in the chest around 5:00 last night near the field house on campus. he was not a student. detectives believe the shooting was a result of a botched robbery. the man is in stable condition right now. investigators believe the shooter and the victim knew each other. >>> police in prince george's county still haven't found a person who shot and killed an honor student on his way to school this week. marckel ross was gunned down tuesday as he walked to central high school in capitol heights. police are still also looking for a possible motive in the case. >>> two sisters in dale city, virginia face charges after officials say they were operating an illegal day care center out of their home. they were caring for 21 children it the ages of 3 months and 4 years old. >> police found infants strapped in car seats and left in bathrooms. another child was left in a closet with the door shot. >> reporter: gl two adults with 21 kids is unacceptab

. from here, the first lady will go to a concert and reception at a private home in baltimore county. reporting live at morgan state university, wbal-tv 11 news. >> late breaking details on the road to november elections. mitt romney has revealed more of his tax returns. he earned more than $13 million last year. our coverage of commitment 2012 continues with nicole live in washington. >> campaign officials say that romney got an extension and just filed with the irs today. >> mitt romney pose a tax returns back in the headlines, his campaign releasing them for 2011, showing the nominee earned moret than $13 million. of that, he paid about $2 million in taxes, for a rate of about 14%. he has stepped up his attacks on president obama. >> he said he cannot change washington from the inside. he can only change it from the outside. we will give him that chance in november. he will go outside. >> you cannot change washington just from the inside. you change it from the outside. >> but in virginia, mr. obama offered his own comeback. he sat up and a rally and proudly declared i will get th

baltimore's baseball town once again tonight the orioles will unveil the fifth in its living legend series and they are monoing the ironman. -- honoring the ironman. charlie back down there live at camden yards with the story and charlie important date in history. >> reporter: a wonderful date in history. 17 years ago today megan cal ripken jr. became baseball's ironman at 2130 games consecutive games played without taking a day off. imagine doing your job that day. going to work for over 2,000 days in a row and never calling in sick. but cal ripken he did it. and in 1995 he became the all time leader at 2131. tonight the o's are going to honor the ironman by unveiling the statue in the living legend park. cal is fifth. so cal is going to take his place among them. some things you need to know for the game tonight. gates are going to open at 5:00 and the ceremony around 5:15. then on the field ceremony at 6:20 tonight just before first pitch against the yankees. we talked to monica about this today. the game tonight is a sellout. a lot of people coming out to the ballpark here in downtown

east baltimore street. roosevelt leftwich has details oar loor police are looking for the help to solve two shootings. police say 20-year-old lorel amos was at the house when the shots rang out. amos was shot i the tweft h-chest -- chest, taken to the hospital and died. late this morning on barrel avenue a 20-year-old man was shot near the end section of elmwood. a young man in his late teens to early 0s was seen -- 20s was seen sprawled out in the street. >> homicide detectives were called because of the seriousness of the victim's injuries. we have no motive. they're busy processing the scene along with people from our crime lab. >> police said they're still looking for suspects in the barrel avenue shooting as well as the alameda shooting. roosevelt leftwich. >>> a convenience store clerk is shot during an attempted robbery in baltimore county. it happened at 1:40 this morning at the speedy mark on hollins ferry road. when the clerk hesitated, police say the suspect shot him twice. the clerk was treated and release. anyone with information is skad -- asked to call the baltimore

our big story tonight, street racing for the pros in downtown baltimore. some of the most skilled drivers in the world will lead their high octane racecars in the second annual grand prix of baltimore. >> right now, crews are beginning their overnight worked to smooth out some of the bumps along the track that they complained about. some of the issues are right down here that caused a minor crash. despite all of that, day one qualifying put on a great show. >> the speed is not twisting. -- neck twisting. skill is simply amazing. >> this is the best thing we have ever seen. >> grand prix baltimore is officially back. >> the rumble of the seats, the rumble of your face, the panic of them going around the corner. "there was a crash thanks to the light rail tracks. they were flying over the railroad tracks and literally getting air. notof the bmw's could handle the height and hit the wall. >> a big commotion, the tires screeching. luckily, they were able to make it. >> they put a set of tyre turns to slow the cars down. there was mixed reviews from drivers and it was nice to see. it i

is not the only shooting that baltimore city police have been responding to in the past 20 minutes or so. baltimore city police tweeted about three different shootings in the last 20 minutes. one of them happen on frankfurt avenue. two people were shot in the 2200 block of south even street. they have responded to seven shootings at five locations in the past 24 hours. that is how busy they have been just this labor day. seven people shot in five different incidents across the city. all the situations remain under investigation. we will pass along updates as we get them. sheldon dutes, wbal-tv 11 news. >> stake and harford county police need your help in identifying a driver who struck a female pedestrian of around 7:40 this evening. authorities said they found a woman struck by a car on southbound route 1 just north of here agree bypass. they said the woman was apparently waving her arms. the person the second vehicle swerved and tried to avoid her but struck her with the passenger side mirror. the victim was 28 years old and was taken to shock trauma where she is said to be in stabl

of east baltimore. a man has died tonight in police custody. ooficers say the man swallowed some drugs after he was arrested. they attempted &pto revive him and rushed him to johns hopkins where he died. the death is under investigation. a... former... baltimore copp.. faces.... charges... for... illegally tracking down... a... license number... undercover officer. .. - keith ... now-lin.../ fired... two years... ago... for... the ásameá offense.../ is... charged... with illegally... accessing... a... police computer.../. prosecutors... say... the... man nowlin ... was... looking up... was... a friend... under investiggtion... for... ppssible.. drug dealing. (brown) "he had no idea about the reason quite frankly that his friend was asking him and so, no, he had no idea it was on an undercover officer." officer."brown... expects... his client will plead guilty...// the... penalty... is... up to five years in prison. a towson man is assaulted by two men after leaving a community association meettng! myranda stephens reports on what police believe may have set off the attack. atta

now. thanks so much for joining us. >>> up next, he exposed us to baltimore's gritty underbelly in "the wire." now he has a candid take on corruption in the crescent city. david schneider joins us straight ahead. our abundant natural gas is already saving us money, producing cleaner electricity, putting us to work here in america and supporting wind and solar. though all energy development comes with some risk, we're committed to safely and responsibly producing natural gas. it's not a dream. america's natural gas... putting us in control of our energy future, now. [ sneezes ] [ male announcer ] if you have yet to master the quiet sneeze... ♪ [ sneezes ] [ male announcer ] you may be an allergy muddler. try zyrtec®. it gives you powerful allergy relief. and zyrtec® is different than claritin® because zyrtec® starts working at hour 1 on the first day you take it. claritin® doesn't start working until hour 3. [ sneezes ] [ male announcer ] zyrtec®. love the air. join zyrtec® rewards. save up to $7 on zyrtec® products. oh, hey alex. just picking up some, brochures, posters c

fractured rib.. his muscles re damaged and there's a hole in hisschest. baltimore county police sayy 15-year--ld robert gladden shot daniel in the back with a shotgun in the school's cafeteriaamonday. tonight, at the game, studentt and parents say they're struggling to get things back to normal. ///////////////////sot////////// / (ms. setzer/parent) "i think it's greet. i think the kids need to get back to normal as mucc as possible. i know the kids were excited to come out tonight.. show the unity and show their supporr for the school."(sabrina/student) "i know everyone is still hurt inssde, but everyone is petting through it.. we're all coming together, it's awesome." /////////////sot out///////////////// the young suspect in this case has yet to appear in bond &pcourt. officials say he's still undergoiig a mental evaluation. live at shock news late edition. for fox 45's comppete coverage of the perry hall high school shooting, head to our website, fox baltimore dot com and look for perry hall shooting under the hot topics bbnner at the top of the page. 3 3 we have breaking news tonig

new york. >> who doesn't? >>> thousands of fans get a chance to see them in baltimore. >> the second annual grand prix of baltimore. cars raised around the 75-lap, two-mile race and in the end ryan hunter took over the lead near the end of the race. he was able to pull away and take home that grand prix title. and i believe that someone in the house here was out there watch that race. >> yeah. with her head zipping back and forth. >> let's go to veronica. >> i think i took a picture of every single car except for the sun drop one that won. you f. you look hard, i still have my hand stamped. >> did you shower? i was going to say that. i showered twice and it's still there. they want to make sure when you go in and out, you're allowed in and out with your ticket paid. great time though. the weather held out for a good chunk of the race. the showers started coming in around lap 19, lap 20. it got kind of they. don't let the cloud cover scare you today. going the talk about showers and storms. like yesterday, it's going to be wet for the whole entire day. 76 right now. the wind an

has not been released. >> expect delays if you're heading to baltimore this weekend. the city is hosting an indy car race. several roads are closed, but the highways are still open. you might run into some traffic. the indy car race is tomorrow afternoon. there are other series races leading up to that main event, beginning late in the morning. >> the democratic national convention kicks off on monday. this year it's being held in the key battleground state of north carolina. sharla will hold the event with thousands descending on the queen city to see president obama accept his party's no nomination for a second term in office. craig boswell has the details. >> here on thursday, the president of the united states will accept his party's presidential nomination at the conclusion of the dnc. >> susan charlotte to host our convention was no accident. north carolina is a critical battleground state in the 2012 election. >> the chairwoman says this convention is anything but conventional. >> we are doing things differently than any convention we have seen. we are throwing the doors o

. >>> a nice day to stay in or catch a movie. flash flood warning for baltimore city, baltimore county for a specific down pour over the towson area reaching into the northern part of the county. there will be some ponding of water from the down pour. more tropical moisture feeding into this whole system and will arrive over the next several days. your question, will it be a whrashout? the next several days, we think so. the rest of the evening, more showers and storms and more humid conditions. boy, this is muggy. more on how things will develop is coming up. >> remember, you can check the forecast on the road. just head to abc2news.com/weather. you can learn how top down load our -- to download our weather app and get the storm shield app. >>> well, the baltimore grand prix is over. now comes the big cleanup. crews are working to get ready for tomorrow. they started breaking down the race track last night. all major streets around the two-mile tracker expected to be open by 5 tomorrow morning. grand prix officials said sharp street will be closed. this is the second year the g

into what happens. >>> at least seven people are being treated for injuries they got in a baltimore bus crash. they were waiting in a shelter today when the bus literally jumped that curve and struck them. they were rushed to the hospital with injuries described as non-life threatenings. the mta's bus driver taken for drug and alcohol levels were routine for the serious crash. >>> well the washington nationals are still just one win away from clinching the first playoff birth for the major league baseball team. well, since i was a kid. dave owens is live at the national park where the excitement and the anticipation is building up for tonight's game against the dodgers. now dave, we thought we had it last night and then it just slipped away. >> reporter: yes, he thought he would spoil the party out here. of course that late home run, giving the dodgers the 7-6 win. it made us wait just a little bit for the nationals to try to clinch that first playoff spot like you say in some 79 years. even as you say, derek, it brings to mind, just how bad it had franchise has been. i mean, the na

morning, the new york yankees up against the ropes in the orioles help put them there. baltimore bombed the yankees with six homers. baltimore knocks out new york, 10-6. in july the yankees were up ten games. now they're tied for first with the orioles in the american league east. bad blood in washington, a shouting match between cubs coach and base coach bo porter cleerts benches: he's ease jekted. benches clear all over again. three more players were ejected. this was war. >>> a marathon match in the u.s. open. they slug it out for an epic four hours and 31 minutes. 6-3, 6-7 -- the spaniard is looking for a sixth title of the year and novak djokovic had an easier time against juan martin del potro. he advances to the grand slam semifinal. the nfl is mourning the loss of ravens owner art mow dell. he helped turn the nfl into a money making machine. he angered cleveland fans in 1995 when he took the browns to baltimore. during his career, he helped to negotiate the league's tv contracts and served as nfl president. art mow dell died from natural causes in baltimore thursday. he was 87 y

the maps. coming out of baltimore looking good. 29 and 32 out of columbia, bw parkway out of laurel to greenbelt where there was construction in place. let's take a live look on our chart camera. it has been cleared. i looked at this about ten minutes ago. there still had been some lane closures. good to go through the greenbelt area and past kenilworth avenue. i'll be back with more traffic coming up at 4:55. but first, i have a warning about a new speed camera in frederick, maryland. the state highway administration has set it up in the work zone along route 15 at the motter avenue exit. it's active but only issuing warnings for the first few weeks. anyone caught 12 miles over the 55 mile an hour speed limit will get a $40 ticket in the mail. maryland lawmakers are trying to figure out how to track down on drivers zipping through the toll plazas without ever paying. thousands of vehicle owners are just ignoring them. maryland doesn't issue citations to violators. the state doesn't send outstanding balances to collection companies. >> we just raised tolls on ordinary motorists. peo

aunt's in northeast baltimore on saturday. two cars sped by as she was talking to her aunt and at least 100 yards away from them -- >> we heard the gunshots. >> they both dropped to the ground. but then she realized her niece has been struck in the chest. >> call 911. >> reporter: rescue crews took her to the hospital, but she did not survive. >> we didn't think she was going to leave us. but she left us and we miss her daily. >> reporter: a life cut short by a stray bullet. >> i came to her for everything. she was like my big sister to go to. >> reporter: family members are planning a funeral and are hoping police won't need witnesses or a long investigation to solve this case. they want the gunman to himself in. >> his conssurance means something to him -- his conscience means something to him, and that there be justice for her. >> if you have any information you're asked to call metro crime stoppers. christian schaffer abc2news. >> you can help on this one too. >>> were you around route 1 just north of the hick ray bypass about 730 tonight, a woman was hit by a car and the drive kept

dirtiest. >> and and she's right. baltimore ranks third. san francisco deserves to be on the list, too, according to some tourists like this family from australia. >> it has been grimey and dirty. my son got spat on last night. >> the counter point to not so pristine conditions, the magazine readers gave san francisco high marks for fine dining, edge nick food, tech savvy people and good public transportation. >> those things overpower the fact the dirtiness. i think the fact is that busiest cities in the united states rank higher. >> the mayor says it's time for a spring cleaning campaign. >> i think everybody will agree. there are favorite door doors we like people to see but we don't like the trash on the streets or graffiti. >> the mayor used to be the head of the department of public works charged with cleaning all that have stuff up. and now, by the way this survey taken from may through august of last rear but results were just published in an online magazine this month. live in san francisco, abc 7 news. >> okay. thank you. >> and there is a lot more still to come tonight here

westminster, back toward baltimore but this is lifting north and east away from us. i'm optimistic about the early commute. 74 in easton. at least weather wise. traffic wise you're on your own on that. fredricksburg, tappahannock 73. 75 at prince frederick. scott over at andrews also 75 with winchester checking in at 70. there was patchy fog well south of d.c. at last check. our michael & son weather camera, quiet this morning, cloudy, 76. humidity 87%. those dew points still in the 70s. some are still raging in the central and southern plains. look at these temps 105. 90s all the way up to nebraska. we'll get a little bit, just a taste of this heat as we head toward the end of the week as our temperatures make a run for the low 90s in a few spots. back here what's left of isaac still spinning in kentucky and tennessee. we have the moisture in place, just not very organized. we need a little kick. that will be the daytime heating. looks like maybe in the mountains and north a little bit better chance of seeing showers and storms until late this afternoon and this evening around here. so

orioles inched closer to the yankees. baltimore scored three in the first, four in the second. they're just a half game back after a big win in seattle. the orioles are duking it out with the yankees and the rays may be down for the count. alex kolb had a no hitter. jacoby ellsbury left the yard in a hurry. red sox win it 5-2. >>> that's your early look at sports on "early today." i'm fred roggin. >>> lady gaga takes floral arranging to a whole new level. your early morning entertainment headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, meet a high school football phenom who's running right into the record books. you're watching "early today." >>> we are talking rain across the east coast, and with it comes some warm air. it's actually warm tropical air moving in from the gulf of mexico. that will allow for some heavier downpours. we're looking at potential of some very strong storms especially later this afternoon into this evening. we could end up with wind gusts up to 40 to 50 miles per hour in most cities across the u.s. improvements in the afternoon. well, if you're watching us on

. have a great sunday. >>> the engines are revving today in baltimore. drivers will be putting the pedal to the metal for the grand prix in baltimore. drivers will race around a two-mile track hoping to capture the title. this great new race was almost cancelled as last year's promoters left the city with millions of dollars in unpaid bills. but a sports marketing firm took over the event and ensured this race will be better than last year's. so won't be dealing with slick pavement to make things dicey. >>> well, speaking of the roads coming up, why arlington plans to paint some lanes green. >>> and a special election that will >>> hi, everyone. welcome to news4 today. i'm angie goff. >> i'm erica gonzalez. september 2, 2012. it was pretty stormy last night in case i was the only one i heard it. it was really loud, it was really bright. quite a lightning show. and today looks like it could be the same. >> yeah, that's right. meteorologist kim martucci is on shower watch. >> hey, guys, yes. we'll give the showers until around the lunch hour for metro d.c. but off to the west we have them

quantico. 75 at d.c. we have 76 at baltimore. 73 at gaithersburg. 75 this hour at culpeper and 73 at winchester. let's go to radar. we've had some storms that kicked up tonight and now a lot of activity here to our south. all ahead and along a cold front. this is the frontal system here that is slowly slid its way to the south of us and a lot of instability created as a result of it. because it was warm and really humid today. so this coming into this very warm, unstable air mass. a lot of lightning in these storms as well. will wane out in the overnight hours. we still can't rule out another additional isolated storm popping up here and there and scattered showers into the d.c. region and areas to our north and south. you can see a little bit of where this frontal system is now as it gradually starts to slide its way down. let's go to our weather map. we have widespread wet weather to talk about. take a look at this. you see the spin in this? this is the remnants of isaac and this is going to move its way towards us as

took over baltimore city streets. we will hear from fans and their excitement following the second grand prix race. those stories straight ahead on this monday september 3rd. good morning i am charley crowson. >> i am megan pringle. happy labor day. hopefully you are up early and you have the day off. if you do, you want to know how the weather is going to be. >> lynette is standing by with a look at the forecast you did good this weekend. >> i tried. we have a few showers but for the most part the weekend was on the dry side. maryland's most powerful radar and on this labor day we are seeing a few showers work their way into the picture especially around cecil county this morning. elkton you can see along i-95 around port deposit. all this is going to move off towards the north and east but you could see another round going into the morning and the afternoon so scattered showers off and on throughout the day. we will see plenty of cloud around for today as well. right now, the temperatures in middletown 71 degrees. 75 in edgewater and northville coming in at 71. temperatures have

check of the time saver traffic with mike masco. good morning. >>> good morning, everybody. baltimore city, we will take you to first, we are dealing with an issue, accident tying things up, south washington street. be aware of. that our speed indicaters, 5-10 is miles per hour. it's a slow crawl around the issue. honey go boulevard, silver spring road, speed sensor picking up a shade under 30 miles per hour. issues upper coast, 30 dover, accident because of debris. debris north and west of town this morning. we will look and show you what the situation is. this is looking out towards pretty clear roads. 695, picking up volume as you look towards the west. things are looking normal thus far. another check on traffic coming up. >>> a memoir is going to hit store shelves today. no easy day, a former seal is speaking out about what he says happened. last week it was number one in presales on amazon.com. sherrie johnson is here with more on the story, safe bet to say, military is going to be taking a look at this, making sure no classified information is inside. >> the military is very mu

totals, including yesterday's rain. same story in warrenton. 1.39 inches in baltimore. isolated downpours for the most part will be random as to where they pop up. this is circulating its energy overhead. that is triggering more showers and thunderstorms today. this energy is going to hang around for a good part of this week. this indicates that between now and tomorrow, parts of our region could have over two inches of rain have especially not bank of baltimore, the district. -- specially around baltimore the district. localized flash flooding is a concern today and tomorrow. 83 degrees by 5:00 p.m. 11:00 p.m., a few spotty showers leftover. tomorrow basically a repeat of today, just a few degrees warmer. unsettled weather all the way through thursday. unsettled week because of the leftovers of isaac. >> keep the umbrella near. the labor day weekend is celebrated as the last chance to get out and swim in the pool, but this is not what most people had in mind. a man in colorado heard his dog barking and found this buck struggling in a swimming pool. fire fighters built a makeshi

and are now 2 1/2 games behind the yankees. >>> baltimore orioles are even closer. the o's coast to a 4-0 win over the blue jays thanks to two rbis from j.j. harding. they're now one game out of first in the east. >>> to college football now, an a krnk kr acc duel, georgia tech hosting the yellow jackets of virginia tech. georgia tech trailing and tevin washington hits deon hill. ten-yard touchdown there makes it 17-14 yellow jackets. virginia tech responded with 6 seconds left. cody nails a 41-yard field goal to send this one to overtime. in the extra period, he does it again! this time an 18-yarder for the win. virginia tech takes it 20-17. >>> tiger woods finished third at the deutsche bank championship on monday, but that was enough to put him in the record books. the finish earned woods $544,000, putting him over $100 million in winnings for his career. he's the first golfer to ever achieve that mark. he's averaged more than $362,000 per tournament over his career. >>> and some eagle-eye football fans are throwing the challenge flag on old navy. the clothing store was selling t

return to the job. getting a hero's welcome in baltimore, as the league gets ready to return all officials to the field on sunday. >>> murder mystery. fans in shock as tv actor johnny lewis goes on a killing rampage before ending his own life. did synthetic drugs make him do it? >>> and is this the worst marriage proposal ever? the pilot who told his girlfriend they were going to crash. and then, pops the question. >>> good friday morning. i'm sunny hostin. >> i'm john muller. rob and paula are off this morning. we begin with an all-too familiar american tragedy. a deadly shooting has shattered the quiet of a small sign company. >> it happened in minneapolis, where police say the toll stands at five dead and four wounded. abc's tahman bradley has the details that have been breaking overnight. >> reporter: a tense scene in minneapolis. as s.w.a.t. teams responded to a gunman who opened fire at accent signage systems, filling tour people, including the company's founder, and then himself. >> i can't confirm that the suspect, the shooter is dead from a self-inflicted gunshot wound.

basin. in sports this morning, baltimore ravens torrey smith played with a heavy heart. less than 24 hours before his team played against new england, smith's younger brother was killed in a motorcycle accident. both teams observing a moment of silence before the game. smith makes a leaping catch in the end zone for a touchdown. new england leading by nine. smith scored again this time from five yards out. smith has one more big play. as time expired baltimore wins it 31-30, smith said he wasn't sure he was ready to play. >> everybody was back at the house, you know, watching and they didn't even know i was going to play until the last minute. i got to the stadium and at that time i said i would play. >> smith finished the game with six catches. for 127 yards and two touchdowns. >>> in arizona the eagles trying to get some points. michael vick sacked near the goal line. ball comes out. 93 yards for the touchdown. cardinals improved 3-0 with 26-6 win over philly. wild finish between the titas and lions. lions trying to come back. but vernon slips the ball away. he goes 72 yards for a

bottom line." and the baltimore sun says it "doesn't have maryland... taxpayers' interests at heart." so when you see these ads remember... they're about what's good for west virginia's casino... not maryland. vote for maryland jobs and schools. vote for question seven. >>> this was the scene at m & t stadium in baltimore last night. the crowd was cheering for the referees. the real referees, that is, working the first game since the settlement end attend lockout by the nfl owners, which made everybody realize how important their job is. let's hope they enjoyed that moment. because about three minutes into the game after a call against the ravens, the real referees heard a more familiar sound, booing. >>> for a company flying high on the height and success of its iphone 5 launch, a rare and dramatic comedown today. apple ceo issued a public apology for the new mass application that has had users alternatively outraged and confused. among them, huey long bridge on land, and elsewhere, the tillman bridge seems to plunge into the river. and we don't know what happened to the brooklyn b

northeast baltimore. >> it happen on sunday morning on north avenue. kim dacey is live downtown with the latest. >> the victim was an 88-year-old woman who lived in the home with other family members. she was the only one inside the home when the fire started. officials say the fire started just after 6:30 sunday evening on east north avenue near collington avenue in northeast baltimore. firefighters say a neighbor was hurt trying to get into the home to save the victim. he was rushed to the hospital with a possible leg fracture. the body was found inside the home. officials do not know how she died. they think it was due to smoke inhalation and burns. neighbors say it was a terrible scene. >> i saw the flames shooting up out from the first floor and the flames were so thick and intense. i've never seen any flames like that before. it was really, really bad. >> the whole neighborhood -- everybody in the neighborhood that came around trying to help, getting people out of their houses and stuff. >> the cause of the fire is still under investigation. kim dacey, wbal-tv 11 news. >> no wo

mountaineers have been impressive. the baltimore native was a problem for the terps d all day long. 44 yards, hear from gino smith off to the races. 14-0. terps quarterback is the freshman. he had a good day. he found stefan digs who does the rest. talk about yards after the catch. digs just three receptions today, but racked up 113 yards. terps down 7. next position, hill fires a dart to marcus leak to complete a nine play, 64-yard drive. that ties the ball game at 14. terps hung in there, but to austin again. third touchdown of the day. in all, 13 catches for 179 yards. west virginia wins this one by 10. 31-21. >> there are no moral victories, you know. we don't play the game and put the effort and time we get into to walk away feeling good. >> it was very frustrating. we're doing what we need to do and one or two plays slipping by and executing on it. >> you know, it was a little bit on the line. my cousin went to maryland a couple years ago. he never beat me, so i mean. >> michael rocco in virginia visiting 16th ranked tcu. casey throwing the ball all over the field. the horn frogs

ads is... "most concerned with its own bottom line." and the baltimore sun says it "doesn't have maryland... taxpayers' interests at heart." so when you see these ads remember... they're about what's good for west virginia's casino... not maryland. vote for maryland jobs and schools. vote for question seven. >>> so here is how big today's iphone 5 debut was. j.p. morgan estimates sales of this one device will contribute a third of a percent to the total gdp of the united states. sales are brisk, it is a hot item. but there is a problem or two. our report tonight from nbc's stephanie gosk. >> reporter: unchecked, unbridled joy, the iphone 5 is finally in hand, at least it is for those willing to wait in line. apple is calling it the thinnest, lightest, fastest yet. demand is soaring. >> yeah, i already got a missed call on that thing. >> reporter: in 2007, when the late steve jobs launched the original iphone, a million sold in three months. this latest version may sell ten million in the next ten days. in new york, we noticed a majority of customers waiting in line were chinese,

casino north of baltimore in perryville and own a casino in charles town, west virginia just across the maryland boarder. we call that skinning the game. >> spend the money now and save money later. >> a lot of money around. terrible. thanks, jess. >>> a new drug intended to help fight obesity is available now. >> we're back in two minutes with more on that story. plus, your weather first. we've got a cooldown coming your way. >>> good morning. welcome back to nine fine now. 4:45. we're mid week. i was out driving, not sensible because i shouldn't have been out but the dogs didn't have any food. fire coming from an electric transformer. i was like oh, my goodness. this was something else yesterday. >> it was a little too exciting for a lot of people. i was impressed with the amount of leaves being blown around by the winds before the main line of storms came in yesterday. yeah, very windy day. we had some damage. we don't want to make light of that but overall the damage was not that widespread. i think that's a fortunate thing. here's a look at our bus stop forecast this morning. i

today. especially after 4 p.m. for baltimore. those showers will be moving in from the west. the key word here, scattered, not everyone is going to see them. you may or may not have any wet weather today. it's just something to keep in mind in the afternoon and evening hours. then we can dry out late tonight. we'll talk ab the seven day which includes more rain. stay tuned. >>> hopefully, we'll have good weather for the o's game later today because that is our big story. the orioles. it was closer last night. they did take down the boston red sox. >> in the top of the fourth inning, manny machado makes a great defensive play, turning the double play to get the o's out of the inning. then a few innings later, the 20-year-old breaks a tie with his seventh home run of the year. that's where the score will stay. the o's win 4-3, tying them for the first place in the al east with the yankees. pete gilbert will have more on that later this morning. first george takes a look at the legend honored before the game that got o's fans everywhere on their feet. >> brooks and braun. number five wa

behind baltimore. the nfl infood smith $15,000 and his offense was wearing a san francisco giants cap in post game news conferences last season. you are not allowed to wear nonnfl-sponsored apparel of a competing league in the immediate 90 minutes after a game. it is forbidden or you will pay. now the raiders. rather than get into the intricacies of their blocking scheme with five men moving in unison, it doesn't work, or it is not right now. darren mcfaden has 54 yards through two games rushing. his his fantasy owners are in mild panic. ii -- >> i don't play fantasy football. i play real football. everybody has bad games, so you have to keep pushing for it and get better. >> the quakes and portland play to a 2-2 tie. abc7 sports brought to you by river rock casino. >> thank you. >>> that is this edition of abc news. "nightline" is next.

there. 70s and 80s everywhere else. warm in seattle 82 portland 89 phoenix 101. baltimore and charlotte both having flight arrival delays. you can see all the wet weather there. here we'll probably have flight delays into sfo. flight tracker, abc7news.com at the bottom. >>> new morning from county emergency crews safely rescued a -- base jumper stuck in a tree 70 feet above the ground it happened in auburn. authorities say the man is not hurt, but he's uncomfortable, because of a tight harness. the jumper is under the forest hill bridge the highest bridge in the state base jumping involves a parachute to jump from octobers like bridges. they have -- from objects like bridges. >>> in the last hour a french court ruled a magazine that published topless photos of prince william's wife kate has to hand them over within 24 hours everyone the ruling came down this morning as the prince and the duchess continue a 10-day asian tour this is video of yesterday. lawyers went to court yesterday to ask the judge to block the photos. today's ruling only affects one french publication. other magazines